#92232, "Should I sell my zex kit after I go turbo?"
Ok im going turbo in the spring but what the hell should I do with my zex nitrous set up just sell it or what? I can't see how I can use it after running boost.
#92236, "RE: Should I sell my zex kit after I go turbo?" In response to Reply # 2 Dec-22-05 04:24 AM by Blizare
How come? My friend uses n20 in the intercooler of his celica gtfour. The damn IC sits on top of the motor and we've logged 60 degree temperature drops in the intake air.
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#92238, "RE: Should I sell my zex kit after I go turbo?" In response to Reply # 3
Originally posted by Blizare How come? My friend uses n20 in the intercooler of his celica gtfour. The damn IC sits on top of the motor and we've logged 60 degree temperature drops in the intake air. So.......
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#92240, "RE: Should I sell my zex kit after I go turbo?" In response to Reply # 4 Dec-22-05 04:57 AM by turbo8u
no dont sell it
depending on how strong your motor is, use both. like the canucklehead said, you can drop a good 60* on your intake temperatures by spraying nitrous (not just spraying it on the intercooler....thats a waste). the intake air will be much denser than with boost alone. also you could even run a lower boost (say 10psi and a 35shot) and in theory, make more power and torque than with boost alone at say 15psi. this is generalized, but you know what i mean.
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